How Can Beginners Learn About Black Holes and Space?

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Beginners looking to learn about black holes and space can find valuable resources online. A recommended website for newcomers is astronomyforbeginners.com, which offers accessible information. Users express appreciation for this site, indicating it is helpful for those starting their journey in astrophysics. The community encourages sharing additional resources for further learning. Engaging with these platforms can enhance understanding of complex astronomical concepts.
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Where i can learn about black holes and all the space stuff.I am totally new to this.Is there any good website or e-book.
 
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irphysics said:
Hi

Where i can learn about black holes and all the space stuff.I am totally new to this.Is there any good website or e-book.

Hi irphysics
i hope you will have a good fun reading here
one of the best website for beginners,
http://www.astronomyforbeginners.com/

All the best

physixlover
 
physixlover said:
Hi irphysics
i hope you will have a good fun reading here
one of the best website for beginners,
http://www.astronomyforbeginners.com/

All the best

physixlover

Hi,
Thanks physixlover!
I am a beginner too and I love this site.
Thanks again!
 
thankssssssss =)
 

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